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In the game you start on Lave Station with 100 credits and a lightly armed trading ship, a Cobra Mark III. From here you seek fame, fortune and money via one of the many, many, different options open to you. You can:

Collect bounties, which is dangerous.

Become a pirate, which is more dangerous.

Trade, the different planets have different economy types and tech levels that make this surprisingly complex.

(September 2016) QuestionableSanity made the main description of Nineteen Eighty-Four less cluttered, moving the long and spoiler-filled recap to its own subpage. A lot of tropes were also moved to the Settings subpage, and that’s a good thing.

(February 2016) On the Yandere Simulator talk page, Goo Monster suggested a cool idea for an animated GIF of the poster that replicates the title screen from the game (it’s quite violent).

All the characters, except Dante and Virgil, are dead and in Purgatory cleansing their sins.
More astute readers may notice that each level of the mountain is really a veiled metaphor for a sin, and everyone who is on these individual levels seems to be suffering for something. It's not a great leap of logic to assume that the suffering is their penance for the sins they committed in life, and they are on this mountain to atone for their sins. Thus, the Mountain in Purgatorio may appear to be a mountain, but is really Purgatory.